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Who do you think should have been made the future king? Sanajaoba, the one who jumped through the tree.

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Who do you think should have been made the future king?

  • Sanajaoba, the one who jumped through the tree.
  • Sanayaima, the one who jumped over the tree.
  • Sanatomba, the one who uprooted the tree.

Why do you think so?
Who was made the future queen and why?

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Solution

No one should be made the future king because they only believe in showing their strength, which is not always good. A future king should be judicious and considerate.
Sanatombi was made the future queen because she had all the qualities of a good ruler. She did not believe in hurting anyone, not even trees.

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Chapter 10.2 Who Will be Ningthou?
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